14,500SF above ground and 50,000SF below ground - commercial building 

SCOPE
architecture
interior design
lighting design
 

52,000SF interior and 70,000SF exterior - a Brutalist members-only club of concrete surfaces 

SCOPE
architecture
interior design
lighting design
design of bespoke furniture collection
art program

Paul Crofts [visual consultant], Andree Cooke [procurement of vintage furniture]

25,000SF - A residential building 

SCOPE
architecture
interior design
lighting design
 

10,000SF - corten weathered steel facade over a decreasing glazing module

SERVICES
architecture
interior design
lighting design

1,800SF - shoe store - sheepskin, distressed leather, custom neon light fixture, laser-cut p.o.s. acrylic counter

SERVICES
interior design
lighting design

AWARDS
Interior Design Magazine - Best Of Year [small beauty/fashion retail] 2014

250,000SF - mixed-use commercial and residential building

SCOPE
architecture
interior design
lighting design

2,500SF - a busy diner in the heart of New York City clad in commercial-grade linen and wood

SERVICES
interior design
lighting design

AWARDS
International Architecture Awards - Architecture Podium, Honorable Mention [hospitality project] 2015

8,000SF - first eco-friendly certified nightclub in the nation [LEED] fitted with custom LED pixels organized via a fractal equation

SERVICES
interior design
lighting design

AWARDS
1st eco-friendly certified nightclub in the nation [LEED],
International Architecture Awards - Architecture Podium, Honorable Mention [hospitality project] 2015

15,000SF - 10-unit residential building in the Astoria section of Queens

SERVICES
architecture
interior design
lighting design

Installation at Panorama Music Festival

SCOPE
interior design
lighting design

9,500SF - waterfront house with daring cantilevers and tapering slab profiles

SERVICES
architecture
interior design
lighting design

3,000 SF - spa and hair salon - wood surfaces spawn from the walls and fold in organic turns

SERVICES
interior design
lighting design

AWARDS
International Architecture Awards - Architecture Podium, Honorable Mention [hospitality project] 2015

20,000SF - new lighting systems are controlled via custom software to accommodate the varying lighting conditions of the seasons and the daily cycle of natural light

SERVICES
lighting design

4,500SF - a blackened steel stairwell is suspended from the roof slab and is crowned by a structural glass skylight, while leather-clad kitchen cabinetry references a high-fashion detail

SERVICES
interior design
lighting design

surfaces of antiqued brass and antiqued mirror structure this design proposal for a hotel

SERVICES
interior design
lighting design

118,000SF - hotel tower with a concrete exoskeleton, a windmill, and a light installation

SERVICES
architecture
interior design
lighting design

8,888SF - this energy independent house negotiates the tenuous evenness of sand and sea

SERVICES
architecture
interior design
lighting design

2,000SF - bakery - like a pastry in fieri tiled surfaces move organically with red cedar spheres

SERVICES
interior design
lighting design

AWARDS
International Architecture Awards - Architecture Podium, Honorable Mention [hospitality project] 2015

12,000SF - an ever-shifting whimsical play of gold and light 

SERVICES
interior design
lighting design

2,500SF - a whiskey venue with a soft and smooth wood ceiling system

SERVICES
interior design
lighting design

250,000SF - architecture as infrastructure II
42-story CO2-scrubbing, eco-friendly residential tower

The tower's architecture integrates a new technology developed by Colombia University Professor Klaus Lackner and referred to as an “artificial tree”. A series of resin columns is organized on all available areas of the tower that are exposed to the prevailing winds. As the wind blows through these resin columns, carbon is trapped in a chamber between the double slab at each level of the tower; the carbon is subsequently compressed and stored as liquid carbon dioxide in the cellar levels. The gap between the two slabs between the two floors also allows for cross ventilation that cools the floor slab of one unit and the ceiling slab of the one below. As the CO2-scrubbing columns work better when wind is present, the tower opens up in the middle to accelerate air speed as it travels through the gap.

The building is comprised of two cores each serving four to six units per floor. The two wings of the tower connect at the bottom lobby and at the top, where the last five stories are designed for multi-level units and amenities. The bottom six stories house the parking structure, which continues underground where the envisioned grid for distributing the liquid carbon dioxide is also located.

The entire glazing system of the building is covered with a thin-film solar cell (TFSC) by Nanosolar. This technology allows for a thin-film photovoltaic cell (TFPV), to be deposited in thin layers on a substrate. This system alone makes each unit self-sufficient in terms of the energy needs. Further, the slender profile of the tower and its location on the site also contribute to the energy efficiency of the building, which is oriented to take advantage of prevailing winds and day lighting.

SERVICES
architecture

AWARDS
international architecture awards - architecture podium, winner [architecture] 2015

3,000SF - Duplex apartment

SERVICES
interior design
lighting design

4,600SF - certified “green” by the florida green building coalition

SERVICES
architecture
interior design
lighting design

2,800SF - a top-tier italian coffee brand’s first venue in new york city

SERVICES
interior design
lighting design